GUILDERLAND — A controversial consultant’s report led to a collegial forum on Nov. 19 as 74 district residents participated in the first summit on the future of Guilderland schools.
In the face of declining enrollment and tight funds, rather than advocate for keeping one school over another, we need to work together to find a common solution.
It could take a year and a half for the school board to decide how, if at all, to re-organize its schools, possibly closing one, to save funds. A consultant released data last week, creating a stir.
As GCSD looks to save money by reorganizing and possibly closing an elementary school, residents must make their views known while also listening to others.
